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Show (UTAH) EVENING JE R A lrpr fHU R S DAY, MAY 28, 193 SECTION Ty6 "TT r- Last iVIilef 8D;O0OFmShed V i . . . J 1 SPIIIWGVIM I skeleton five feet below the aur- of construction. All excavation Greenland beenhe landing place pti many largeT meteorites from which Eskimos pounded bits of metal, mere flakes. These they taV 'TheWdW&-Mdit haa been finished ,&nd-not-of rfkv W M4 hirh e basement and. footings have . Iridiari -Burial Grounds r T 7 I VT Ji rT f oeen Pure1' reports. Con-ndicated Con-ndicated that.the.ndtviduaj might , struction will proceed j rapidly SOCIETY J : : Complimentary to Miss Hazel Williams, Washington school teacher, who was married last week, Mrs. Rea Straw entertained entertain-ed at a dinner at her home Wednesday, Wed-nesday, for a number of friends and fellow teachers. The season's flowers formed an attractive centerpiece cen-terpiece for the dining table and beautiful corsages of forget-me-nots were given as. favors. In attendance at-tendance were: Miss Angelyn Wamick. Miss El da Hanson, Miss Mattie Davis, Miss Leone Cooper, Miss Prudence Wride and Miss Bertha Bearnson. inserted in the cutting edges of hava, met. his death, to-ceremonial titfis or- that: ne died near the remains re-mains ; of, an. old campfire;i.-4a which case .the age of .the -bones-might be verygreat.ii.' f . - . . There will be; no more skeleton uncovered at the site of the stadium sta-dium house, according to Professor Profes-sor William" H. 'mtrtfm "tMrgre from now on. -The buildlne is men narpoon points. Scheduled to be ready for use this fan. 5 Excavators at the Y stadium ing the examination. house are wondering If "they violated vio-lated an old burial ground. Skeletal' Skele-tal' remains of an Indian and a white man have been found during dur-ing the excavation. i -Tfielatest find was a skeleton grotesquely curled up in a five foot grave in the excavated poo tion at the south end of the building, build-ing, now under construction. The body had evidently been thrown in the grave., as it was 'face down and crumpled in a heap. Two large, rocks which had bee placed, under un-der the skull mystified those mak- After examining the bones, particularly par-ticularly those of the- skull. Dr. George H. Hansen,- university geologist, said "This individual Chop Suey, wmcn originated in -the United States, jis exported to China in large quantities. Seattle, Wash., U one of the greatest exporters ex-porters or .the ' tbinmodity. FIAYORY i was large and quite old. I am certain that he was a white, man and cot an Indian. It was probably prob-ably an early day burial. Why ha died or who buried him here Is. something we'll never know." Several pictures were taken of the skeletal remains as they lay exposed in the open grave. The excavators previously came upon partial remains of an Indian Expert Papeihanginff & Paper Cleaning Reasonable Prices FRED NETLSON - - - Phone 774-W Estimates Pree. Ask About SarriDU Books Chili Powder RAGE W0 71 iT. Been ' I' HI ' IIIUL. Mil ! 7 J' Ml Schilling C '' .2- ; .-: -i'r Jovalty club members were entertained en-tertained Friday night at the home of Miss Madelyn Dispain. Following luncheon bridge was played and high score for the games went to Mrs. Clara Childs, the second pirze to Mrs. Sarabell Stewart and the consolation to Mrs. Ann Stewart. Mrs. Eva Hind-marsh Hind-marsh was a special guest. The club will hold their next meeting on Friday June 5, at the home of Mrs. Alton Palfrvyman. Members of theUpha Beta club were pleasantly entertained at the home of Mrs. G. W. Mendenhall Friday afternoon. Hugh Baxter gave an Interesting paper on "What of Democracy Today?" and Mrs. Jessie B. Goates gave a paper on Paul Whitman and his poems. Reports from the state convention were given by Mrs. M. R. Straw, and Mrs. A. O. Packard, a lovely duet was sung by Mrs. Arvel Childs and Mrs. J. Madsen, accompanied at the piano by Mary Whitney. Linette Madsen gave a little dance. A tasty luncheon lunch-eon was served. Mrs. Julia Sumsion was elected elect-ed president of the Ladies Literary Liter-ary club for the coming year, at the last regular meeting of the club this season held Monday evening, at the home of Mrs. Manilla Brown. Other officers electW were Mrs. Harold Chris-tensen, Chris-tensen, vice president; Mrs. Blanch Beal, program chairman and Mrs. Glenn Sumsiort, secretary-treasurer. . An interesting story. "Annie Laurie." by Zona Gale, given by Mrs. Minnie Groes-beck, Groes-beck, featured the program. VVjlna Brown gave two piano selections. se-lections. President Mercedes Anderson An-derson was in charge of the meeting, meet-ing, which was preceded by luncheon lunch-eon served at small tables. Mrs. Bill Blanchard and Mrs. Leona Dalbey of Oakland, Calif., were guests. J. T. Bateman of Alpine is sperrtfinir" hH weH,"Witli ' ffis daughter, Mrs. A. E. Jacobsen and 'family in Springville. DTK .IVt The Job of stringing 80,000 miles of wire across the entrance to San Francisco Bay was completed when these spinners were photographed photo-graphed making the last splice on the Golden Gate Bridge, to be the world's longest single-suspension span. Now, the job swings over to installing decks, etc. Cloward of Salem. The couple plan to be married June 5, in the Salt Lake City temple and will make their home in Salem. Announcement is made of the marriage of Mrs. Lucille Stowell of Payson, junior high school music supervisor here for the past several years, to Virgil Bird, also of this city which took place last Wednesday in the Salt Lake temple. They will make their hom3 in Springville. Friday evening. Cards were featured fea-tured with prizes awarded to Mrs. B. Blazier, a guest and to Mrs. Ann Johnson. OtheFS present were Mrs. Beir Sumsion, Mrs. Inez Chader, Mrs. Floss Cates, Mrs. Rose Roylance, Mrs. Olive Miller, Mrs. La Von Scott. A delicious de-licious luncheon was served by the hostess. Pure ice is more transparent than water. Announcement is made of the marriage of Miss Elfie Huntington, Hunting-ton, local photographer, to Joe Bagley ala of SpringvTITe7 which took place last Thursday in Pro-vo. Pro-vo. County Clerk Clarence Grant performing' the ceremony. Mrs. Gertrude Clements was hostess to members df the Old Friends club at her home Friday night. A tasty luncheon featured the party and during the bridge games prizes were won by Mrs. Ila 'Cranmer and Mrs. Leola Ewing. Special guests during the evening were Mrs. Delia McPher-son, McPher-son, Mrs. Fara Averett and Mrs. Ted Pennington. Announcement is made of the engagement of Miss Genevieve Fugal, member of the Springville high school faculty the past year, j to Harold M. Wright, the mar- i riage to take place June 17, .in the Salt Lake City temple. Miss ' Fugal Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Fugal of Pleasant Grove. - Mrs.- Harold' Chrlstensen entertained enter-tained a number of teachers at her home Thursday at dinner. Covers were laid for Miss Melba from the Grant and Miss Mattie Davis, Miss Bertha Bearnson, Mrs. Rea Straw and Miss Hazel Williams Wil-liams of the Washington. Mrs. G. L. Beardall and Miss Anna Beardall left recently for Reno. Nev., where they will visit several days with Mr. and Mrs. Warren Beardall and Gaughter. SPSAS MF0.CCX KANSAS CITY MO. Mrs. Flora Maiben was hostess to members, of the Fidelity club Teachers from the Grant and Washington schools were entertained enter-tained at a social Tuesday afternoon after-noon at the home of Mrs. Solon A. Wood. 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